
Book Review: On the Strata of the Earth
My name is David Bressan and I'm a freelance geologist working mainly in the Austroalpine crystalline rocks and the South Alpine Palaeozoic and Mesozoic cover-sediments in the Eastern Alps. I graduated with a project on Rock Glaciers dynamics and hydrology, this phase left a special interest for quaternary deposits and modern glacial environments. During my research on glaciers, studying old maps, photography and reports on the former extent of these features, I became interested in history, especially the development of geomorphologic and geological concepts by naturalists and geologists. Living in one of the key area for the history of geology, I combine field trips with the historic research done in these regions, accompanied by historic maps and depictions. I discuss broadly also general geological concepts, especially in glaciology, seismology, volcanology, palaeontology and the relationship of society and geology.

Book Review: On the Strata of the Earth

January 11, 1771: The Birthday of Lake Alleghe

The Forgotten Naturalist: Alfred Russel Wallace

December 28, 1908: The Tsunami of Messina

Tsunami in the Geological Record

Armageddon !!!

December 22, 1938: "Old Four Legs"

Missing Time

A World without History

Plant Paleoart Through the Ages

Geology Will Rock You !

Ka ngaro i te ngaro a te Moa

An Essential Field Guide to North American Earthquake Beasts

Early Paleoart: Of Prehistoric Monsters and Men

Book Review: An Introduction to Forensic Geoscience

De Loys' Ape

Geology History in Caricatures "Preconceived Opinions vs. Facts"

The Giants' Shoulders #51: Tales of Patriotic Science-Nerds, Vortex Cannons and Nuking the Goat

Richard Owen, the "Sea-Serpent Killer"

I can tell you about Mars

Save Siccar Point !!

From Flood Myth to Martian Megafloods

The Day's Work of a Volcanologist: Rumbling Mountains

Meet the Martians